“It’s just complete balls.”
“Balls in what sense?”
“Balls in the sense of balls.”
“Well, if that isn’t balls, kindly fax me an explanation of what that is.” His explosive delivery on every single “BALLS” is a thing of beauty. I always lose it – if I have not lost it already – when he gets to “and doesn’t have some dead bitch calling you Reader all the time!”
By the time they reach the soup vs. broth bit, I am, of course, overcome.
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But srsly, this is how I feel about 9/10 books I buy or rent. Stupid tarts.
Also, “BRRRRRRROTTTTHHHH?”
omg stephen that HAIR
BALLS, that hair. Utter balls.
I'm deeply curious about what Americans think Ceefax is. Was there ever an American equivalent??
Until about a week ago I was (inexplicably) thinking “Jeeves & Wooster” every time I saw “Fry & Laurie” and (inexplicably) not clicking on these links. BALLS.
Stephen’s “Mmmm?” and “pff, pff, pff, pff” slay me every time.
It’s “Sup on this” that gets me.
BALLS, that hair. Utter balls.
Strikes me as a sort of alternate-universe version of Rick from The Young Ones.
“Thin, dandified soup?! By god you’ll pay for THAT bit of insolence before the day it out!”
"Thin, dandified soup?! By god you'll pay for THAT bit of insolence before the day it out!"